Our Engineering Work

We produce a wide range of engineered parts and components - including heat sinks, copper busbars, machined parts, shims, electric motor parts and gaskets.

Heat Sinks

Manufacturing heat sinks involves several considerations to ensure their effectiveness in dissipating heat from electronic components. Heat sinks are crucial for maintaining optimal operating temperatures and preventing thermal issues. Here are some key manufacturing considerations:

Copper Busbars

Copper busbars play a crucial role in electrical power distribution, providing a conductive path for the efficient transfer of electrical current within switchgear, distribution boards, and other electrical equipment. The manufacturing process of copper busbars involves several key steps:

Machined Parts

Manufacturing machined parts involves the process of removing material from a workpiece to achieve desired shapes and sizes. This process can be accomplished through various machining methods, each suited to different materials and precision requirements. Here are some key aspects of machined parts manufacturing:

Shims

Manufacturing shims and gaskets involves the production of thin materials that are used to fill gaps, provide insulation, or seal joints in various applications. Shims are typically used to adjust clearances or align components, while gaskets are used to create a seal between two surfaces to prevent leakage of fluids or gases. Here's an overview of the manufacturing process for shims and gaskets:

Electric Motor Parts

The manufacturing of electric motor parts involves several processes and components. Electric motors are used in a wide range of applications, from household appliances to industrial machinery. The key parts of an electric motor include the stator, rotor, bearings, housing, and various electrical components. Here's an overview of the manufacturing process and the essential components:

Gaskets

Manufacturing gaskets involves the production of seals that are used to prevent leakage between two joined components. Gaskets are commonly made from materials such as rubber, cork, fiberglass, metal, or a combination of these materials. The manufacturing process can vary depending on the type of gasket and the materials used, but here is a general overview of the gasket manufacturing process: